Is morality learned or innate? >be me >coach always hands

A little of both, like everything. A lot of it is adaptive behavior to living in a tribe of similar humans, but the a lot of the specifics are cultural. Of course you could argue the specifics are just signaling, but that's adaptive in itself.

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>>275280
i believe ice cube should return for the 3rd 300 spartan movie

>>275299
Wrogn thread, bon vivant.

Learned.

You learn the behavior aspect from childhood from your family/guardians telling you what to do and what not to do. Then as you grow older, you learn the rationals behind and keep improvising it.

>>275280
>Is morality learned or innate?

MORALITY IS LEARNED, AND/OR CREATED, BUT IT HAS BIOGENETIC PRECONDITIONS; CERTAIN BIOGENETIC PRECONDITIONS WILL INEVITABLY MAKE SOMEONE TEND TOWARD CERTAIN KIND OF MORALITY, AND CONVERSELY, CERTAIN KINDS OF MORALITY, VIA SOCIOCULTURAL SELECTIVE PRESSURE, CAUSE CERTAIN BIOGENETIC PATTERNS TO BE PERPETUATED AND CONTINUED; THAT IS THE GENERAL MECHANISM OF HOW ETHNIC, AND SOCIOCULTURAL, DIFFERENTIATION OCCURS.

>>275427
/thread
And on that note, we all agree that Hitler did nothing wrong.

>>275280
you think your question makes sense but it's really just words

>>276495
You're gonna have to define: We, Wrong and Did.

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It is learned. But that does not mean morality is not innate. It is something you discover.

https://youtu.be/PhTFBjY-CGY?t=70

>>275280
Morality can only be learned. You may have biological predispositions toward certain types of behavior, but there's nothing *moral* about those predispositions even if they happen to align themselves and push a person to act in ways that people consider 'moral'.

There's nothing moral about a person simply doing what it is they're predisposed to do - Kant was right in this regard.

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>>275280
accept samsara = access nibbana

>>275280
Gtfo underage

>>276521
wait wait wait

Does that mean all learned things are possibly innate?

Where does our innateness end?
What did you just do to me?
Fuck u

>>275280
Cool Blog

Not /his/

>>>/trash/

>>275280

Certain 'altruistic' characteristics are inherited in a way, as emotions like empathy and compassion have been displayed by children as young as 2 or 3 years old. These traits could be hardwired for a number of evolutionary advantages, especially considering how heavily social the human species is. In animal behavior, the genetic lineage is all that really matters to an organism, so learning to help out those who are most closely genetically linked to you (your tribe and family) would prove to be a very beneficial advantage to pass on through generations.

Like others in the thread stated though, the specifics are learned more through culture and your upbringing.

We are caring individuals because the first thing we receive in life is care

Morality is a biological imperative for offspring, as you can't raise your offspring in a society that isn't stable.

Take for instance killing people. This is only allowed under conditions that help society, for instance, when a terrorist is hold up in an apartment. The reason for this is very simple: societies where terrorists run free don't propagate as well as societies where they're removed by force

>>277623
Well its not like facts don't exist until someone learns them.
Water always froze at 0C, it just took us a while to learn that

Learned. It's totally based on culture.
If it were innate we'd find 13-year-olds unattractive across the globe.